Overview
- The free playtest begins September 16 on Steam, offering several hours of early access to systems focused on repairing, rewiring, and cleaning.
- Developed by Fantastic Signals, a new studio with veterans of Pathologic 2 and Ori and the Will of the Wisps, the project is the team’s debut.
- Players take the role of the Keeper aboard a deteriorating station coated in a strange oily substance, restoring floors and uncovering what happened to the missing residents.
- Journalists report click‑and‑drag, first‑person interactions—vacuuming sludge, assembling components, and reading wiring diagrams—that emphasize physical, tool‑driven problem‑solving.
- Developers describe non‑linear, immersive‑sim progression with multiple solutions and revisitable spaces, with a full release planned for PC in 2026 and consoles to follow.